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I was helping a friend move and she said she was having no luck with this plant. She said it barely stays alive and never really does well. She said it might be a hibiscus.
Seek thinks that is a possibility too.
I saved a few other plants recently, hopefully I can save this one too.
I agree, the leaf shape looks like a Althaea officinalis, also known as Marsh Mallow, of the same family as the Hibiscus